Holding up a mirror for others is an interesting thing. One should really just hold the mirror and not drag said others to the mirror under any kind of force. When you get more involved than a good Raven should...again you end up showing what NOT to do. My stomach sort of hurts and why? because something that began as a simple plea for humility and not having one person speak for all turned into negativity booming back into me....not into the mirror..but into me. I have so much to learn.
Trying to get someone to understand who clearly has his face invested and needs to keep it....is a near fruitless objective. There is some fruit because in doing so things are revealed...some things are impressed upon one etc. My challenge? don't feel that you need to stand in for others..have faith that we all learn at our own pace and that in allowing others to stand up for themselves, they can only grow stronger. Blessings.
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
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Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Remembrance Day
May all those Warriors that gave their sacrifice and learnt some hard lessons, be honoured today. I don't condone War at all but I simply see all the lessons that humanity learns as valid in our spirits unfolding and enlightenment. Wado.
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Why is this any different?
Imagine you are walking down the street and a person dressed in rags, maybe pushing a shopping cart and perhaps having a bit of a smell, comes up to you and asks if you could spare some change for various reasons.
Now Imagine you are walking down the street and the same thing happens, ONLY the person is a very well dressed and clean and sober mature woman.
Would your action towards each person change because of their outer shells? Why? Do you feel responsible for what a person does with the money you give? Why do you? It's a simple question..."can you spare some change?" I don't own the recipients life or feel that I am responsible for his or her path so what difference does it make?
Perhaps the lesson of people living on the street, besides the major obvious ones, are that we all learn a lesson towards ourselves when confronted...assumptions, superficiality, condescension, classisms, ego,humility...it is all there folks.
Now Imagine you are walking down the street and the same thing happens, ONLY the person is a very well dressed and clean and sober mature woman.
Would your action towards each person change because of their outer shells? Why? Do you feel responsible for what a person does with the money you give? Why do you? It's a simple question..."can you spare some change?" I don't own the recipients life or feel that I am responsible for his or her path so what difference does it make?
Perhaps the lesson of people living on the street, besides the major obvious ones, are that we all learn a lesson towards ourselves when confronted...assumptions, superficiality, condescension, classisms, ego,humility...it is all there folks.
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
A musing about the possible origins of faeries and the earliest of appearance of witches in North-western Europe.
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/2261753/possible_origins_of_faeries.html
Sunday, October 4, 2009
funny thing about egos
The other day I was shopping and as I went through the checkout, the cashier asked if I wanted to donate a dollar to a charity. I said yes and she gave me a little thing to put my name on so I could show everyone that I gave (it would be put up on the wall with others). Thinking of how showing others my good work is just another ego thing, I wrote "just a girl" on the name section. I then hoped that the cashier would see that so she could see what a humble person I am. LOL. It's a constant learning it is.
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
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